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What to do if the tire pressure warning light of the Kia Sportage has turned on?

Model: Kia Optima / K5 MK 3, TF - Years 2010-2015
Part: Tire pressure warning light

The TPMS warning light of the Kia Optima turns on when the tire pressure is insufficient compared to the one required by the manufacturer. This light can also turn on when one of the tires has been punctured due to an impact. To turn off the tire pressure warning light, it is recommended to perform adjustment maneuvers. Therefore, we check the side panel with the pressures of each tire and using specific tools, we adjust the pressure of each wheel. Then we can get on board the vehicle and reset the warning light through the car's menu.

Posted on 12 June 2024 by ScegliAuto

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